Sentence examples for would apprehend from inspiring English sources

At least one spectator had hoped the officers would apprehend him with a stun gun.

The F.B.I would "apprehend all individuals potentially dangerous" to national security, Hoover's proposal said.

In a rare impromptu statement, Egypt's top military officer, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, vowed in a phone call to Al Ahly's satellite channel that the military would apprehend those responsible and that the victims would be compensated.

Bach excelled at threading in popular memes that, like a high-frequency noise device aimed at young loiterers, only teen-agers would apprehend: the "Selfie" song; calling your girlfriend "bae"; doing the Shmoney dance.

Thus, against then-current value-theoretical intuitionism, Sartre denies that value can "deliver itself to a contemplative intuition which would apprehend it as being value and thereby would derive from it its right over my freedom".

Once Magnotta showed up on set, the activists would apprehend him.

But if they'd apprehended somebody they probably would have said so.

One officer reportedly told the local newspaper Express that they'd apprehended eight suspects, all asylum seekers, involved in area pickpocketing.

Senators who oppose this bill will need to explain to voters why they would deny police departments critical information that would help apprehend murderers and other violent criminals.

The Trial Chamber considered a decision of the Appeals Chamber according to which there were three means of establishing bias and found that only one was relevant in the instant case: the test whether a reasonable observer, properly informed, would reasonably apprehend bias.

As Komsomol members, they would zealously apprehend young churchgoers on Easter day, and now, a few decades later, they solemnly get baptized before the faithful.